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Phragmipedium Schroederae (Phragmipedium Sedenii × Phragmipedium caudatum)
1 Plant bloom size , pot size 4 "
Phragmipedium Schroederae is a classic orchid hybrid, known for its elegant, slipper-shaped flowers with long, flowing petals—usually in shades of pink, white, and green. It’s a cross between Phrag. Sedenii and Phrag. caudatum, combining the graceful form of one parent with the soft color tones of the other.
Prefers bright, indirect light—similar to a lightly shaded east or south-facing window.
Avoid strong midday sun; too much light can scorch the leaves.
If leaves are dark green, increase light; if yellowish, reduce light.
Daytime: 21–27 °C (70–80 °F)
Nighttime: 13–18 °C (55–65 °F)
Stable intermediate temperatures are ideal. Avoid sudden temperature drops or drafts.
Keep the medium evenly moist at all times, but not soggy.
Water thoroughly when the top of the medium starts to dry slightly.
Never let it dry out completely—Phrags like more water than most orchids.
If possible, use rainwater or filtered water to avoid mineral buildup.
Aim for 60–70% humidity.
Good air circulation is essential—stagnant, humid air can lead to fungal issues.
A fan nearby (not blowing directly) can help keep conditions fresh.
Use a moisture-retentive but airy mix:
Fine bark
Sphagnum moss
Perlite or pumice
Charcoal for freshness
Phrags can tolerate wetter roots than most orchids, but avoid letting them sit in standing water unless in very airy media.
Repot every 1–2 years, or when the medium breaks down.
Best done in spring or after flowering.
Choose a pot with good drainage; clear pots help monitor root health.
Use a diluted balanced orchid fertilizer (e.g., 20-20-20) once every 2 weeks during active growth.
Use at quarter to half strength.
Flush with plain water once a month to prevent salt buildup.
Blooms can last 2–3 months and are often sequential on the same spike.
Encourage blooming with stable care and slightly brighter light
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